Vol. 15 (2022): OBERIU / RI-OBERIU | eSamizdat. Rivista di culture dei paesi slavi / Journal of Slavic Cultures / Журнал славянских культур

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Oxana Pachlovksa

Tares and Parsifal. Scattered Notes on Russia’s War Against Ukraine
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Marco Puleri, Alessandro Achilli

Beyond War: Russia, Ukraine and the State of the Field
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Vladimir Paperny

Two Fairy Tales: The Wizard of Oz, 1939; Cinderella, 1947
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Simone Guagnelli, Laura Piccolo

Ri-OBERIU. An Attempt
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Jean-Philippe Jaccard

Should We Fear the “Black Square”?
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Lada Panova

On Avant-garde’s Power Games: Velimir Khlebnikov, Daniil Kharms and Others
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Lenora Murphy

Performativity and Interpellation in “Elizaveta Bam”
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Camelia Dinu

OBERIU’s Absurd Object and the Poetics of Daniil Kharms
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Alice Bravin

Pushkin the Idiot and Stalin the Wise. Anecdotes and Strategies of Demythologization in Kharms and Prigov
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Annagiorgia Migliorini

Nikolai Oleinikov and the Female Universe
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Virginia Pili

“Oh, everywhere-flying bayonet!”: a Trotskian Reading of N. Zabolotskii’s “Stolbtsy”
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Nikolai Zabolotskii

Two Early Proses (translated by Marco Caratozzolo)
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Aleksandr Vvedenskii

The Gray Notebook (translated by Chiara Foddis)
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Marina Mogilner

For an Anthropology of Pushkin. Was There a Color-Line in the Turn-of-the-century Russian Imperial Race?
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Anita Frison

Black Figurines. Peoples of the ‘Dark Continent’ in the Russian Journal “Vsemirnaia illiustratsiia”
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Jana Kantoříková

Literary Echoes of the Haitian Revolution in the Czech Lands
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Valerii Prokof’ev

On the Three Levels of Modern and Contemporary Art Culture (the Problem of Primitiv in the Visual Arts) (translated by Emilio Mari)
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Aleksandr Belousov

Urban Folklore: A Lesson for Long-Distance Students (translated by Martina Mecco)
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Sergey Neklyudov

Contemporary Urban Folklore (translated by Emilio Mari)
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Sergey Neklyudov

Traditions of Oral and Literary Culture (translated by Noemi Albanese)
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Evgenii Kostiukhin

Literature and the Fate of Folklore (translated by Maria Teresa Badolati)
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Alexandra Arkhipova, Sergey Neklyudov

Folklore on the Asphalt (translated by Matteo Annecchiarico)
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Miron Petrovskii

The Discreet Charm of Kitsch, or What Is Russian Romance? (translated by Anna Cavazzoni)
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Evgenii Kostiukhin

The Cruel Romance (translated by Giulia De Florio)
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Mikhail Lurie

Street Singers in the 1920s and Their Songs-Chronicles (translated by Riccardo Mini)
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Ilya Utekhin

Folklore of The Communal Apartments (translated by Paola Ferrandi)
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Aleksandr Belousov

Contemporary Joke (translated by Kristina Polakova)
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Aleksandr Panchenko

Ecosystems of Tales: Emotional and Cognitive Models in Today’s Folklore Research (translated by Roberta Nasta e Simona Piergiacomo)
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Anna Kirziuk

Is Plot a Symptom? How Folklorists Study Urban Legends (translated by Luca Cortesi)
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Igor’ Orlov

“Like Flies Here and There...”: Gossip as a Source of Communication in the Space of Postfolklore (translated by Manuel Paludi)
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Mikhail Alekseevskii

Internet in Folklore or Folklore on the Internet? (Contemporary Folklore Studies and Virtual Reality) (translated by Tania Triberio)
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Alexandra Arkhipova, Sergey Neklyudov

Folklore and Power in a Closed Society (translated by Maria Gatti Racah)
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Volume 15OBERIU / RI-OBERIU

Full Issue

Introduction

Tares and Parsifal. Scattered Notes on Russia’s War Against Ukraine

Beyond War: Russia, Ukraine and the State of the Field

Two Fairy Tales: The Wizard of Oz, 1939; Cinderella, 1947

OBERIU / RI-OBERIU (edited by Simone Guagnelli and Laura Piccolo)

Ri-OBERIU. An Attempt

Should We Fear the “Black Square”?

On Avant-garde’s Power Games: Velimir Khlebnikov, Daniil Kharms and Others

Performativity and Interpellation in “Elizaveta Bam”

OBERIU’s Absurd Object and the Poetics of Daniil Kharms

Pushkin the Idiot and Stalin the Wise. Anecdotes and Strategies of Demythologization in Kharms and Prigov

Nikolai Oleinikov and the Female Universe

“Oh, everywhere-flying bayonet!”: a Trotskian Reading of N. Zabolotskii’s “Stolbtsy”

Two Early Proses (translated by Marco Caratozzolo)

The Gray Notebook (translated by Chiara Foddis)

Focus - Images of Africa. The Czech and Russian Reception (19th-early 20th century) (edited by Anita Frison)

For an Anthropology of Pushkin. Was There a Color-Line in the Turn-of-the-century Russian Imperial Race?

Black Figurines. Peoples of the ‘Dark Continent’ in the Russian Journal “Vsemirnaia illiustratsiia”

Literary Echoes of the Haitian Revolution in the Czech Lands

Translations - Post-Folklore. Toward an Ethnography of Contemporary City (edited by Emilio Mari)

On the Three Levels of Modern and Contemporary Art Culture (the Problem of Primitiv in the Visual Arts) (translated by Emilio Mari)

Urban Folklore: A Lesson for Long-Distance Students (translated by Martina Mecco)

Contemporary Urban Folklore (translated by Emilio Mari)

Traditions of Oral and Literary Culture (translated by Noemi Albanese)

Literature and the Fate of Folklore (translated by Maria Teresa Badolati)

Folklore on the Asphalt (translated by Matteo Annecchiarico)

The Discreet Charm of Kitsch, or What Is Russian Romance? (translated by Anna Cavazzoni)

The Cruel Romance (translated by Giulia De Florio)

Street Singers in the 1920s and Their Songs-Chronicles (translated by Riccardo Mini)

Folklore of The Communal Apartments (translated by Paola Ferrandi)

Contemporary Joke (translated by Kristina Polakova)

Ecosystems of Tales: Emotional and Cognitive Models in Today’s Folklore Research (translated by Roberta Nasta e Simona Piergiacomo)

Is Plot a Symptom? How Folklorists Study Urban Legends (translated by Luca Cortesi)

“Like Flies Here and There...”: Gossip as a Source of Communication in the Space of Postfolklore (translated by Manuel Paludi)

Internet in Folklore or Folklore on the Internet? (Contemporary Folklore Studies and Virtual Reality) (translated by Tania Triberio)

Folklore and Power in a Closed Society (translated by Maria Gatti Racah)